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All faculty, staff, and students are invited to join water researchers and students from Canadian and American universities for a free, virtual Great Lakes Freshwater Symposium: The Impact of Phosphorus Rules on Local Water on Tuesday,...
Profs. Rebecca Abler and Richard Hein, Water Science, have been invited to present their research at a conference entitled “Phosphorus: Lessons from 10+ Years of Numeric Standards for Wisconsin’s Waters” on February 7, 2023...
Professor Patrick Forsythe is the recipient of three grant awards (a total of $528k) funded by the Great Lakes Fish and Wildlife Restoration Act sponsored by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, the...
Since its beginning, UW-Green Bay has been committed to protecting the natural resources that surround the university. Nestled on the shores of the bay of Green Bay – part of the largest freshwater system...
The CSA News featured an article written by UW-Green Bay researchers appeared in the November/December edition. Photos from the university were used and Jacob Derenne, former UW-Green Bay students is featured on the cover...
GREEN BAY (WLUK) — UW-Green Bay and Cellcom are being honored for their efforts to monitor a sustainable environment in the waters of Green Bay. The 2022 Climate Changemaker Award goes to those who...
Please share with students; scholarships to attend are available! Register by Sunday, Jan. 8 for early bird pricing! When: Feb. 7, 2023 Where: Monona Terrace in Madison, WI Featured Keynote Speaker: New York Times best selling author...
The following article was recently published by the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin A Research Network at the Nexus of Water and Agriculture Wisconsin’s abundant rivers, lakes and streams helped the state become an agricultural...
Fifty years ago, the Clean Water Act was passed, and clean water took a turn for the better across the U.S., and in particular Northeast Wisconsin. On Tuesday, October 18th federal, state, and regional...
The Manitowoc County Ag Educator has nothing but good things to say about water quality locally. Angie Ulness attended the 2022 Lakeshore Water Summit last Wednesday, where she said they talked about emerging trends...
